KM3NeT core-collapse supernova & high energy neutrino alerts - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
KM3NeT core-collapse supernova & high energy neutrino alerts - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
KM3NeT core-collapse supernova & high energy neutrino alerts Massimiliano Lincetto Aix-Marseille Univ., CNRS/IN2P3, CPPM, Marseille ASTERICS European Data Provider Forum 2018 Heidelberg, 27-28 June 2018 The multi-messenger astronomy era
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The multi-messenger astronomy era
GW170817 / GRB170817 IC170922 / TXS 0506+056 ? SN1987A
LIGO, Virgo, Fermi-GBM, INTEGRAL, Astrophys.J. 848 (2017) no.2, L13
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KM3NeT and the neutrino universe
Neutrinos Many sources spanning
- ver several order of
magnitudes of energy. Candidate messengers for difgerent kinds of violent hadronic astrophysical processes. Rich phenomenology (oscillations, matter efgects, supernova explosions etc.)!
KM3NeT consists of two deep-sea Cherenkov detectors with difgerentiated physics potentials.
Elaboration from Katz, U.F. et al. Prog.Part.Nucl.Phys. 67 (2012) 651-704 arXiv:1111.0507
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KM3NeT multi-messenger capabilities
Real time full sky search!
High energy astrophysical neutrinos will be reconstructed
- n-line, sending directional
information to the community. Supernova neutrino burst detection relies on the
- bservation of a collective
increase in PMT rates.
KM3NeT detectors share a common multi-messenger strategy!
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KM3NeT in the multi-messenger scenario
KM3NeT CTA LSST SVOM HAWC LIGO/VIRGO SKA ELT TAROT Follow-up of neutrino alerts Joint sub-threshold analysis Follow-up of EM/GW alerts Offmine time/space correlation search with catalogs (GRB, AGN, XRB, SN, FRB…)
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KM3NeT online framework
Track reconstructions Cascade reconstructions SN Identifjcation Event selection Online data bufgering and archive Alert processing Alert management (VO, GCN) External reporting (GCN, Atel) Useful Tools IVOA/CDS /Asterics External partners management Online physics analysis
External Telescopes
IVOA
External alert Brokers (VO, GCN, mail) Online Control Module
ORCA ARCA
Filters Data-taking monitoring Low level data bufgering Track reconstructions Cascade reconstructions SN Identifjcation Data-taking monitoring Low level data bufgering
SNEWS
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Online reconstruction of neutrino events
ANTARES ANTARES
Tracks Cascades From offmine to online: aim to have matching performances Online calibration (charge, time, position)
Fast (< 1 min, goal ~ 10 s) alert sending with very good angular resolution especially for cascade-like events.
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Towards a public alert system
ANTARES alert brokers: * GCN socket: TAROT, ZADKO, MASTER, INTEGRAL * VO Event: MWA, HESS, SVOM, AMON * Mail: Swift For ANTARES, all neutrino information are private. Need MoU with external partners. For KM3NeT: defjne a standard VO event: * ID * Time, * RA, DEC, error 50% * Energy proxy * Reconstruction quality * probability neutrino * type of neutrino * Multiplicity * Type of trigger + develop one alert brokers with difgerent types of alerts Alert Message: * ID * Time, * RA, DEC, error 50% * Energy proxy * Reconstruction quality * probability neutrino * Multiplicity, type of trigger Only one real-time message
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Data partners
IVOA provides useful tools to format alert messages (VO Event), to set brokers (Comet) and some useful tools to planned observations (STARALT, OVAP, OLAP…) CDS provides tools for source identifjcation (Simbad, Aladin, Aladin-Little, VizieR, Xmatch…) Asterics DADI: ROAst (to be verifjed)
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Core-collapse supernova detection
Supernova neutrinos reach the Earth few hours before optical
- bservation is possible!
Very low energy for KM3NeT, no individual event reconstruction. Monitoring of PMT single and coincidence rates for collective increases, signature of a SN neutrino burst. Real-time background rejection (atm. muons) for improvement
- f the trigger performance.
KM3NeT ORCA + ARCA CCSN @ 10 kpc Garching 27MSun Single hits ~ 3x10^5 Coincidences ~ 500
Chakraborty, Sovan et al. Phys.Rev. D89 (2014) no.1, 013011
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Supernova sensitivity and online trigger
Offmine sensitivity (known onset time)
Room for improvement (optimization of ARCA muon veto, use
- f time-domain analysis methods)
Offmine to online 10 Hz sampling of the background over a 0.5 s time window. Online trigger
Unknown onset time
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SN alerts and data bufgering
Trigger alerts Internal self-testing
➢ high false rate
SNEWS global network
➢ 1 false alert / week
Low level data bufgering
DAQ ctrl SN trigger
KM3NeT
Offmine physics analyses (light curve, etc.)
Georg Raffelt
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Conclusions
- Development of a rich multi-messenger program
for the KM3NeT ORCA and ARCA neutrino telescopes.
- Towards an open public alert policy.
- Fast alerts for high-energy astrophysical neutrinos
(with directional information) and for low-energy neutrino bursts from galactic core-collapse supernovae.
- Integration with several data partners and alert